What is end game for you?

Aesthier

Endgame for me is the last 15 minutes right before the server's shut down for maintenance and I am trying to finish whatever it was I was doing in time.


Or the last day before the permanent server shut off.

ezio45

I would say vet trials (vhof and vmol) and mini trial hm's

ATomiX96

PvE: Going for #1 Scores on All-Time-Leaderboards for different Trials, Progressing through new Trials and their Hardmodes, working towards Meta-Achievemtents from Trials.

PvP: eh idk guess seal clubbing and trolling people counts?

AcadianPaladin

D0PAMINE wrote: »

AcadianPaladin wrote: »

Primarily solo here and all PvE.

My end game is soloing a fair number of normal group dungeons and soloing most non-DLC WBs. I don't mind grouping sometimes with others or even pugging but only for content that I know I can solo.

Zero interest in: DLC dungeons, DLC WBs, NMA/VMA, Trials, PvP. No real complaints as there is plenty of content I do enjoy. I do worry about about possible future changes though. If, for example, non-DLC WBs and dungeons get amped up, that destroys my end game as a solo PvE player and I'm probably gone.

Try Duoing content too, sometimes its more fun than soloing. I duoed nBloodroot with a friend and it was a blast to get done.

Great idea and I agree. I actually do sometimes duo with a friend using discord. The ability to coordinate a duo is nice and simple. In fact we started our trek to soloing some of the non-DLC normal dungeons by duoing them first. For a once in awhile change of pace, I rather do enjoy going out with that friend as a duo. I find duoing pretty compatible with soloing - you still need a char who can take a boss in the face, deliver adequate dps and some heals. The only reason I ever 4 pug normals sometimes is to fully flex my tank (who can be a bit tedious in pure solo) and, to a lesser extent, my healer (who can solo pretty well).

The Uninvited

Used to be veteran trials, now it's pvp.

Donny_Vito

Getting all the different skins and personalities (still a few to go)

Danikat

Depending on how you want to word it there is no end-game, or the whole game is end-game.

I've played MMOs on and off since Ultima Online was released, but my mentality is much more influenced by single-player games. To me the end is the point where you'e done everything and have to stop playing, if there's still stuff to do then you haven't gotten to the end. So end game content is an oxymoron.

In practice that means I don't really separate out different kinds of content and do it in order. I don't use open-world maps to level up and then abandon them for dungeons and trails or PvP. I do a bit of everything as and when I feel like it, but I'm mainly focused on doing all the PvE quests and getting 100% completion on all the maps because that's what I enjoy most. Getting to level 50 was an interesting footnote but it didn't mean I had to stop what I was doing and start something else, I think I was actually in the middle of a delve at the time and I collected the reward and carried on. When I eventually get to CP160 it'll be the same, and I doubt I'll ever hit the CP cap because I don't play enough and they keep raising it.

Asardes

For me it has been really hard to completely focus on an activity and not get bored of it, or see new opportunities in which to invest the only really limited resource in the game, which is your own spare time. Shorty after I began playing this game I was after dungeon achievements and such on my then single character in a single role, which was basically dungeon tank, but I hardly did any PvP. Then I started diversifying into multiple classes, characters and and roles and stopped being concerned about the former, which shows from about Horns of the Reach onward. Shortly before Wolfhunter I simply dropped out of group activities altogether and concentrated towards crafting, trading & solo/small scale/BGs PvP; since late June I haven't even entered a dungeon, including the new ones. One full month, overlapping Midyear Mayhem, was PvP only, on 6 characters. Once I'm done optimizing the crafting related processes I will probably return to a PvE/PvP mix, but more focused on the latter than before. There are some activities I completely avoided, such as housing - I only own the 5 free rooms and the Psijic Villa that stay nearly empty, save the storage coffers - or making outfits for my characters which I considered unnecessary - I do dye the armors and they look pretty good. Any of those activities can be considered "end game" if you prioritize, and perform them effectively.

Sparr0w

XxCaLxX wrote: »

Honestly after doing the same vet dungeons and trials over and over it’s pretty much became how much gold will my bank hold and spending 90% of my game time in my home at a target dummy continuously
respeccing and redoing cp only to end up right back where I started after spending a few hundred K on changing build, log out, log back in next day then do the same thing again.

Just like get the PTS mate...

playsforfun

End game for me now a days is socialising, I'm not to bothered about trials and PvP in this game any more so I just log to say hey to people and occasional dungeon

Kadoin

Inventory management.

randomkeyhits

Same as many others, end game is end of game when it no longer interests me or is shut down.

Until that point I'll do a bit of everything and anything and just enjoy the game for being the game I enjoy.

Krist

Like some have said, I don't do endgame on online games, unless the game closes down...lol. CoH is still raw for me..sorry.

I don't look to "finish", I look for personal goals and try and meet them, and when I do, I look for others. It puts me far behind the number crunchers who find the 1/100 of a percent in damage or defense to be that much better (not knocking, I admire those guys), but when I am really playing....been on a hiatus recently.....there are few who know more about content than I do.

Endgame....it isn't really a place within the game for me. But what do I know, I still play Skyrim and Fallout4! 5 minutes before coming to here and writing this, I was checking out an old Ultima Online server that is still up!

MacCait

my new definition of end game:
When too many nerfs occur that playing is no longer fun = End Game

theyancey

There is no end game

Tasear

MacCait wrote: »

my new definition of end game:
When too many nerfs occur that playing is no longer fun = End Game

Sorry to hear that. I feel your emotions as a fellow player and will convey concerns.

ghastley

I'm not sure I'd want an "End Game". It's much better to feel that you're always "mid-game" and there's just as much to look forward to, as look back to.

On the other hand, I would like to look back on the grindy stuff.

SanguineMyBrother

Fashion, housing and fishing

srfrogg23

I don't "end game". I just log in and do whatever I feel like doing until I log out.

ESO_Nightingale

Sorry? I cant hear you over the sounds of trying to farm and grind for undaunted and cp levels

Shadow-Fighter

Crown shop items - fortunately there's content to do!

Valykc

Chrysa1is wrote: »

Killing a guard

I love you for this haha

Wildberryjack

I guess it has to be buying then decorating my houses. Everything I'm doing goes to that end. Right now I'm working to finish zones so I can buy the achievement furnishings. Then I'm learning to make more gold so I can afford those furnishings as well as the stuff from the weekly vendor in Coldharbour.

I think I'm enjoying that so much because I've never been able to afford a nice place to live or nice furniture. At least I can have that in the game for my pixel extensions of myself

Rukia541

Well is hard to say in ESO, because here you can do w/e you want and still get rewards. So my end game is everything, depending on my mood.

If this were WoW, it would obviously have to be raid or DIE and everything before max lvl is irrelevant. ESO lets you choose your end game every day it can be something different.

Flips

Vet HM dungeons and Battlegrounds

Wolfpaw

Crafting
Helping players
overland achievements
BG's
WvWvW

Pretty much stay away from trials & HM dlc's

jainiadral

Pretty much the same as the rest of the game-- keep questing until I get sick of my main, then move on to alts to see other parts of the story/make different decisions.

When I hit what I think of as endgame, it's when I'm sick of all my alts. Or the annoyances I've tolerated since I've started playing the game start to outweigh the fun and enjoyment I'm finding. Then I get burned out and leave.

dtsharples

PVP
Housing
Running older content but whilst drunk, with other drunk people, so it 'feels' much more difficult

Neoauspex

PvP

Enemy-of-Coldharbour

Farming CP while waiting for the next DLC to come out (that's always beatable in one day).